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Newspaper
Rusk Cherokeean
Location
Rusk, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1964
Page
10
Memorial Day is described as a cornerstone of American sentiment and character. The piece emphasizes kindness, compassion, and tribute to those who have passed, noting that flowers and remembrance uplift the living and give new life to the dead. It asserts the holiday’s universal relevance and the living’s duty to honor ancestors.
The article reviews Fortune by Robert Lubar arguing selective trade and economic policy toward Communist states. It stresses distinct treatment for China Cuba and Eastern Europe, noting the US should balance leverage with strategic aims and avoid political risks in trade.
This article draws attention to the Liberty Amendment series by the Cherokeean to inform readers about the proposal. It notes the series is not an endorsement and provides contact for more information.
Ralph McGill of The Atlanta Constitution told a Vanderbilt audience that there has been no sovereign state since 1789 and that states' rights are a myth. He warned that undermining federalism endangers liberty, citing Article X and dangers seen in Germany's past and Nazi-era power.
The Cherokeean notes its Texas weekly status published by E. H. Whitehead Enterprises with E. H. Whitehead as editor and Mrs. F. H. Whitehead as office manager. Subscription rates listed: $3.00 yearly, $1.75 six months in county. out of county $3.50 yearly, $2.25 six months. Entered as second class matter at the Rusk post office under Wareh 3%, 1879.
Charlie Clifford Williams Sr a longtime Antioch native born to W E Williams moved to Jacksonville in 1926 he ran a sawmill and then ran Cliff's Marine Supply since 1929 The fire chief has logged over 6000 calls and helped open a new city park fire station He attends First Methodist Church Kiwanis and enjoys fishing and cattle raising at 1137 W Larissa St with wife and three children and six grandchildren
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